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  • “A heartwarming tale about a little reindeer who discovers that being small doesn't mean you can't do big things. It's a sweet reminder for young readers that sometimes the greatest thing standing between us and what we're capable of is believing in ourselves.”

    — Ali D., NY

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    “What a beautiful story with such wonderful illustrations. With belief in oneself, we can achieve so much. We all need to find the kindness and encouragement of a Jingle in our lives.”

    — Mary G., NJ

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    “The first book from Whitney Cummins is full of insight and beauty, warm, imaginative and uplifting. Sure to be a favorite at story time in your house.”

    — Alan M., TX

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    “One of those rare children's books that sneaks a genuinely important message into a quietly magical story. It's a fresh, tender take on a Christmas story, one that feels less like a holiday tale and more like a letter to every child who's ever felt like they don't quite fit.”

    — Julie L., CO

  • Illustration of a bunny holding a tree in the snow

    “This heartwarming story incorporates believing in yourself and holiday magic. Beautifully illustrated. Sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike!”

    — Julie J., NY

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    “When Reindeer Appear is a delightful tale with a wonderful message for young people about believing in themselves.”

    — Susan P., CA

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    “Packed with lots of beautiful illustrations, you will find this book restoring your faith in yourself while you are showing young ones they need to believe in themselves.”

    — Nancy C., MO

  • Illustration of a bunny holding a tree in the snow

    “This whimsical, beautifully illustrated book will delight both children and adults year-round.”

    — Mary H., MO

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